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30 POINTS What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act of 1956?
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to encourage American Indians to end their traditions
to remove American Indians from urban areas
to encourage American Indians to stay on reservations
to terminate the tribal status of American Indians
to provide American Indians with vocational training

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The purpose of the Indian Removal act of 1956 was to encourage Native Americans to leave Indian reservations and traditions.

What was Indian Removal Act of 1956?

Indian removal act 1956 also known as Indian relocation act was US law intended to implement for the native Americans to leave the Indian reservation and their traditional lands because they wanted to relocate the population into urban areas.

At that US government was decreasing the subsidies for the Indians under the reservation. It was provided with moving location and the vocational training who was ready to leave the reservation.

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- to encourage American Indians to end their traditions

- to terminate the tribal status of American Indians

- to provide American Indians with vocational training

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